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Businesses want Government advice on whether they can ban customers unvaccinated against Covid-19 - Vimarsana News

Businesses want Government advice on whether they can ban customers unvaccinated against Covid-19

Businesses fear legal action if they ban unvaccinated customers, but a legal expert says that's unlikely.

Auckland hotel to allow only fully vaccinated guests - Vimarsana News

Auckland hotel to allow only fully vaccinated guests

The Hotel Britomart, including its restaurant Kingi, is introducing a vaccine mandate ahead of any government licence to do so.

Hotelliers plea for Queenstown to drop 'boom times bed tax experiment' - Vimarsana News

Hotelliers plea for Queenstown to drop 'boom times bed tax experiment'

Despite that reluctance, the council has included the bed tax in its draft Ten Year Plan. It seeks to introduce the levy from mid-2024 and estimates it would recover $162.8 million over the next seven years. It would be used primarily to fund the capital expenditure attributable to visitors, the plan says. “If the visitor levy were not available, the capital programme from 2024 to 2031 would need to be reduced significantly or rates increased by a further 2.3 per cent per annum for the last seven years of the plan.” Supplied Hotel Council Aotearoa strategic director James Doolan is as...

Trans-Tasman fizzer? Sluggish start for Tasman bubble tourism - Vimarsana News

Trans-Tasman fizzer? Sluggish start for Tasman bubble tourism

John Anthony and Siobhan Downes07:53, Apr 30 2021 A third more travellers are coming into New Zealand than going under the trans-Tasman bubble, but some in the travel sector say they are yet to see a boost in business from the relaxed border rules. Daily movements across the border data tracked by Stats NZ shows that in the first nine days of the bubble, which launched on April 19, New Zealand welcomed 30,936 arrivals, with 20,796 departures over the same period. While a small number of people travelling to and from other countries are also included in these figures, the majority were thos...

Trans-Tasman bubble likely to lead to higher tourism costs - Vimarsana News

Trans-Tasman bubble likely to lead to higher tourism costs

Photo: 123RF The travel and tourism industries were anxiously awaiting the government's announcement on the proposed trans-Tasman quarantine-free travel bubble later today, with some companies needing just 24 hours to prepare, while others, such as Auckland Airport and Air New Zealand, want about three weeks' notice. A trans-Tasman bubble will initially see the return of Australian tourists, which accounts for about 41 percent of New Zealand's international travel, or about 30 percent when connecting international flights are excluded. Hotel Council Aotearoa strategic director James Doolan sa...

Source: rnz.co.nz